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What type of literature is Herman Melville associated with?

  1. Tragedy

  2. Satire

  3. Nonfiction

  4. Epic

The correct answer is: Epic

Herman Melville is best known for writing epic literature, such as his most famous work, "Moby-Dick." This type of literature is characterized by its length and complexity, often telling a grand story with a vast scope. While Melville did incorporate elements of tragedy and satire in his works, they are not the primary genres he is associated with. He also wrote some pieces of nonfiction, such as his travel writing, but his impact and legacy lie in his epic literature.

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